<p>Alright I'm bawling my eyes out right now because I can't absorb all this plant information. I feel so screwed for tomorrow. I'm really scared of the MC questions because I studied and looked at practice exams and dont know the answers! Ugh I don't want to miserably fail. Not to mention tomorrow is my birthday. How are you guys dealing with the information? It's 4pm east coast. How much do you think I can review?</p>
<p>just reading through cliffs, comforted somewhat by the massive curves that APs have</p>
<p>Happy birthday.</p>
<p>Happy birthday! I’m sure you’ll be fine! I’m absolutely terrified also, but what else can we do at this point? Brush-up a little today (to get your nerves down) and do something fun for the rest of the day. Stressing over the top isn’t going to help either of us. =P</p>
<p>Honestly, I reccomend just reviewing over the basics of all material. There isn’t a drastic amount you can do because this is the day before the exam, but mainly, I reccomend you get some sleep and eat a good dinner and breakfast. </p>
<p>Just relax. Skim over some notes, and mainly focus on your weak points (plants, or photosynthesis, cellular respiration, so forth).</p>
<p>I have a brother who is taking the exam as well tommorow. Best of luck!:)</p>
<p>~ Theos</p>
<p>im looking at it this way- if you get a 4 or 5, congrats! you’re out of the class. </p>
<p>If you dont, then you’ll take the class in college and most likely do amazing. </p>
<p>So youll find a way to win either way.</p>
<p>i agree. stressing too much is not going to help with anything.
Remember there is an extremely low curve for the science APs, which is definitely in your favor.<br>
Good luck!</p>
<p>I’m reading through Cliffs right now. I got most of the stuff down except for biological diversity. You should really try to calm down. Stressing over the exam is only going to make studying more difficult.</p>
<p>I would say just get some good studying in till about 10 PM tonight and get a good a good night rest. The most important thing the night before the exam is no longer retaining the information, but being prepared to take the exam. I ended up getting a 5 last year on BIO and by all means I am not the best person in biology. I actually was confused on a few main topics, such as DNA replications and had no idea what one of the FRQs was talking about . So don’t worry.</p>
<p>hope for some divine intervention… after all, it IS your birthday
[[HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 
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<p>jk. since you only got one day, take practice tests, review only those subjects you do worst on. exercise a bit (always helps me), then sleep around 10, eat a good meal in the morning, sing a happy song ;)</p>
<p>thanks guys a lot of helpful advice on here!</p>
<p>Again, you only need about a 60% to get a 5… and a 48% to get a 4. </p>
<p>That’s not so bad now is it?</p>
<p>im nervous as hell too…and yeah with some of those plants sections, damn but there’s really nothing u can do. theres 100 questions worth 60 points, so ull be able to sacrifice a few to still do really well with the MC</p>
<p>good luck, i think the essays are going ot be the hardest</p>